Brunswick Tax Abatement Could Attract Industry in Ohio
Brunswick officials weigh Senate Bill 251 as a tool to lure firms with up to 15 year property tax abatements. Local control, limited school funding impact, and possible SB 208 compensation measure are debated while Cincinnati and Honda Ford plants illustrate the policy’s potential. Local officials push discussions to spur growth.
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Bill Meyer
Brunswick
Ohio
John Moss
Medina County
Ken Drum
Communica
Drum
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
Jack Reimers
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Medina paperboy helps elderly customer after fall
Dale Collins, 13, directed rescue efforts when Mrs. Alfred J. Mathewson fell while he collected his weekly pay. He applied first aid techniques learned at Medina Junior High, called Life Support Team, and arranged a neighbor to assist as a rescue squad was summoned.
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Gazette
Dale Collins
Jeff Bishop
Pam Hall Medina
Medina Community Hospital
Alfred J. Mathewson
Baxter St
Collins
Ted Brubaker
Brubaker
Licavoli cleared in Greene murder trial in Ohio
A Cuyahoga County jury acquitted Cleveland mob boss James T. Licavoli and two others of state charges in the Daniel J. Greene killing. Ronald Carabbia and Pasquale Cisternino were convicted of aggravated murder and arson, facing possible death sentences, while Angelo Lonardo and Thomas J. Sinito were cleared. Federal charges remain.
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Licavoli
Greene
Robert Langeorge
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
James T. Licavoli
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Daniel J
Danny’’ Greene
Ronald Carabbia
Angelo Lonardo
Thomas J. Sinito
Accus
FBI
James Willis
James Licavoli
Danny Greene
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Cuyahoga County
Medina industrial park changes room for development
Medina planners reject Indelser bid for a new subdivision plat in a 75 acre Buckeye district site between N State Road and W Liberty Street. The commission also rescinded March approval, and options now include selling parcels or rezoning to residential. a key road would be postponed due to economic infeasibility.
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Carol Biliczky
Medina
N. State Road
W. Liberty Street
Buckeye
Planning and Zoning Commission
Indelser of
State Road
Liberty Street
W. Union Street
Inderser Company
Indelser
Jack Hanson
Issue 1 would ease Ohio referendum requirements
State Issue 1 seeks to trim required advertising to three weeks for initiatives and referenda and simplify ballot access. It would remove technical disqualifications such as missing city or township listings when full addresses appear on petitions, aiming to broaden the petition process.
Ohio State Issue 1 aims to reform ballot initiatives
The measure aligns initiative and referendum procedures with legislative proposals, reducing notarization, requiring five weeks publicity for initiatives, and letting a Ballot Board draft language. Proponents say readability would improve, while the secretary of state currently drafts language under strict rules.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Planners mull zoning shift for Brunswick land swap
Nationwide Development seeks to rezone 155 of 260 acres from industrial to R-3 for single family homes near W. 130th Street and Center Road. Company argues housing unlocks value. residents fear rapid growth. Hearing recessed to June 22. Skyview Plaza site plan approved.
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Bill Meyer
Brunswick
Nationwide Development Co
W. 130Th Street
Center Road
City Planning Commission
Nationwide
Interstate 71
Benco
Kermit Neely
Carpenter Rd
Neely
Commission
Thomas Dunderman
Skyview Plaza
Pearl Road
Skyview Drive
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Ohio Department of Community and Economic Development
Paul Keaton
Brunswick Schools
Keaton
Cincinnati
Honda
Ford
Reimus
Gazette Paperboy
Wadsworth Hands Brunswick
Abby
Pasquale Cisternino
Cleveland’s
Justice Center
Marilyn Pettit
William Evans
Union Street
Dick Kimmins
Jim Foley
NDC
Foley
Fred Benco
W. 130Th
Board of Education
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